RUNNING
IN
THE BOWL
AT LOOI
Montesa - Hodaka - Kawasaki
WESTMINSTER SPORT CYCLE
Motorcycles
Guy R. Louis
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CORONA M/C CENTER
620 N. Main at R1verRoad
(Half....lJ. N. of Rlv...lde FW)'.)
PHONE (714) 735-5600
Winner of trophy for larC.st club In uniform, th. IIlry'sll.n M.C. , a Cath olic church IrouP, lin.
up with pests at start of ,th. Surprls. Run.
given a mimeographed slip with instructions to the " fir s t" cbeck point.It turned
out to be the only cbeck point. as eacb
contestant was given another slip when he
arrived there with a list of twenty items
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to be obtained on an old fashioned scavenger hunt. Among the items to be obtalned were a confederate flag and a
plastie from a toDless go-go girl.
A deadline of 2 p.m, was set at whicb
time all participants were to be at the
termination point at Deer Horn Valley
Lodge out on the old Campo Road eastof
Jamul. There a big feed of hot dogs and
baked beans was served which had been
prepared right on the grounds.
Three trophies were presented for the
scavenger hunt which was won by Stan
and Laura Davis who brought in everything except the Confederate Flag. Laura
Davis also received a trophy for the
oldest female AMA membership, 10
years. Ann Reeves of the Mary's Men
M.C. won second prize for the hunt and
Ken Ferguson also of the Mary's Men
took third. The trophy for the largest
ciub in uniform was won by a contingent
ct. Mary's Men, 18 strong. Duncan and
Judy Kelley and their gleaming H-D won
the tropby for the best dressed couple
and macb1ne. Dunc and Judy belong to the
S1ng1ng Wheels M.C.
Prize for the oldest bike ridden on the
run was claimed by Fred Summers and
his r1g1d frame 1947 Triumph. Darrell
Wilburn received a trophy for riding the
longest distance, all the way from Vista.
A life member of the AMA Joe Gobbi
received the oldest male AMA trophy.
He wouldn't say how long exactly, but
he's been a member for more than 25
years. Nancy Matot, riding her new Handa 350, won the female solo tropby and
Lanny Gilmore got the male solo prize.
The Bob Warner famtly of the Mary's
Men r eceived the family group trophy,
One rider in the hunt didn't have to
chase down a confederate flag. He's an
active campaigner for George Wallace
and carries a metal confederate flag on
his rear fender. The committee counted
it. Jim Lee of the Vista Travellers rode
the entire run with five persons on his
big Harley. The smallest cbUd rode the
tank in front of Jim while Mrs. Lee and
the other two kids rode behind him. It
was pretty startling to see. The run was
carried off smoothly and everyone had a
wonderful day of fun and fellowship appreciated only by those who love cycles
and cycling.
